Yeah I still remember team fortress classic servers I would go back to all the time. It was nice to go into a server where everyone knew your name. It was like being a regular at a restaurant or bar.
Yep i also ran my own server with a the sniper war mod. If you wanted to play that mod my server was only a handful servers setup to play it. We had a good group Randos would come in and the ones that stuck around became mods and any changes to the server. We held a vote with the regulars and the mods and myself. There were times I was even out voted and we implemented stuff I didn’t agree with.
The last time I had something like that was when BF3 was still the most revent entry in the franchise. I knew how the game would go by looking at which side had more names that I recognized lol, good times
I’ve played about 100 games and it has been completely unable to get me interested. Attempted giving it the ol college try, but just found it vastly imbalanced for someone who doesn’t play any mouse and keyboard games outside of league. Oh also, the monetization is even WORSE than modern league, so there’s that too.
Eh, I think that one's mostly on the community / players giving up games as soon as anything bad happens (making the 30-70 and 40-60 games where you still have decent odds of winning more like 5-95 games which become a self-fulfilling prophecy), plus regular players getting better over time (mistakes and misplays are more likely to be punished and leads are more likely to be capitalized on).
The give-up culture wasn't as bad much earlier in the game's life, at least in my NA-centric exposure to solo queue.
The game intentionally gives you a 33 percent chance to have a game you can’t win. That alone is enough to destroy anyone’s mental. The playerbase is so dwindling that most trying to play swiftplay anymore are just trying to eek out a quick win, it incentivizes cheese strats, making fair games even less likely. I could go on and on, but suffice it to say I really want to be done playing league forever – my online mate recently became a fan after arcane season two so it’s been tough.
Doing my second play-through of Stalker 2. Really enjoying the game (140 total hours), but it does still have quite a few bugs. Most of the bugs are minor, but a few have been pretty serious.
I’ve been playing Sea of Stars for 25 hours now. I love the Golden Sun vibe. The gameplay makes fights interesting and not spam the same attack. Puzzles are quite easy. The story is decent. I will definitely 100% this game.
I kinda have the opposite problem. I’ll start some sprawling, open world game, get bored with the main gameplay loop and fire up a new world in Valheim.
After being soured by the Roadcraft demo (crashed on Linux day 1) Im happy to wait 2-3 days before buying a new game. (Doesnt fix the $0.13 issue though)
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